The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-22

tanned. The nomination was made by accih.
nation. Col. Murphy's only opponent 10 ex-
Congressman Nicholas Muller, who was nomi-
mated on Staten Island by part Of the Rioh-
mond county delegation on Thursday.
Ex.ConRressman Muller came over from
Staten Island in the evening loaded for bear.
Tho hunting grounds were 253 Centre street.
whore the United Labor Senate Convention
met and the bear was the nomination. He got
the bear. but before he had 1t skinned. the bear
got up and walked or
It was o very big time In the hall. Muller
brought twenty seven delegates with him from
Richmond county. The John T. Burke men
objected In the first place to any representa-
ton from out Of the city, but the Committee on
Credentials allowed seats to sixteen. James
Oliver Kane. Burke man from the Second
district, was elected Chairman before the Rich
mond county men were admitted. Then began
the biggest row Centre street has seen lately.
Muller was nominated for Senator amid the
widest shouts from his Staten Island and First
opsosS h wa asss @
By e1-Assembiyman Tommy Maher, now Of the
LABOR party, n speech that drowned even ths
have been. heard block. Then began the
kicking, which was energetic, loud. and pro.
TINES in chorases q kisses and cheers The
tive minutes until midnight.
MSlsr IL 81 burke s0 ~ 81 the sG
delegates present. two did not vote. Burke
nre to announce he result at once, four dele
gates from tho Fifth district seeded to the
Muller party making the final result above
Sther 70 iesye the room While they were pet;
Votes. though majority Of the votes cast. was
three IN nanSeS Before he susseeSsd All, n
men hsd dssppea a but two or three.
meeting was Ss c SnSe Wta
81 the Maisr dsiesates e Protested but Without
who Ia a printer in the Herald office. and an
other faction as the only genuine Labor can
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Delegates Of the United Labor party from
the Seventh Senate district met In, the head
sapization, at 1877 East Fourth street last
GlacEin. President Of Typographicai Union
Ths Sandqis YES
r. % Bs 5.P rssdsd chse quinn Mes
IN ms
and his name was very loudly applauded., He
ssa fHas sanSss
present Q candidate from the Fourteenth dis
ttct, Mr., Kustemmacher nominated Mr..
Glaeki IL , Wiiam Mcoape maze speech In
some delegates declared that Glackln was
nSd MeoS ts b sasn
Glackin had had no time to enroll himself, as
he was stamping the State for the George
Nomination. and one man declared hotly that
Quinn had too many enemies to run well;
ss he Hsns
thai 6e was out. Of order and stopped him.
saan eod R@ tss sa
three words more and sat as dowR P,,o,., p,u
teenpsh as yod sody
tfsts ssSs h% eighteen Il vStss each Ths yGts
Republicans in. the Seventh district adjourned
t. s5 nh sohn
Nugent. Oscar Pusch, and P. E; ,Herlioh are a
e John t. ssa ths he Sss
take the nomination. and that George krsuss
ssss y Tsss0a n fad r. the E sssaa
aisht W. don't want KTause. We don't
concert garden IN the Bowery. BUT the fun A. Is
SsT%sns VIII make lively Tor J dsaFra Alfred ed
stsSkisr: BIT What Fl ths.S Barney nv con
with s0Rs ne ses aye
shs dst and s'ea ns at stesRer hoq ios
stsctle1. sseceier GETS half dozen supporters
IL es snd
pst ss his st q y1i0ns suggsstts and the
THE NINTH DIBTRICT.
One Of the hottest OF political fights and one
that shook the fabric Of the United Labor
t EAT 81 William Boyhan for the nomination
cess Of Thomas j. Ford. walking delegate
Of the brass workers. It was to
ssaf IN the Ss tha
s!dstss q sss gais,sS isSSs RsssS %s Va passed
sass VSdsE the d s,aass der ssos Of
nas1 District 1 Assembly Brought 81 a0 aS
resienation as Assistant Clerk, o. the City
court at the convention last night. He said
He said that the rss snation Of Gideon fucker
who was put In nomination for Surrogate. and
who n WAS snS Sk sD bsd Health
nomination. but It was Of NO use. Foro won on
a' the h SsS ansa sha enE s OS SIs
and the. Twentieth district. which had
posd % BashAn but po Vas DanS e BY Leon
Bruce Bros. OF Fulton street swept In 20 Of the
AZ votes that had gone at first to Boyhan.
They did i under instructions from their
leader, Philip Kelly. 1t was sad to soc
the woe-begone countenanccs OF the Boy
han mon as they. threw over their
hero and fell In alongside Of Meehan's
supporters. Every body else rushed TO Ford.
The walks about the convention hall In Thir-
ty-third street were packed. and the hall and
saloons were crowded all evening. Every move
In the political fight inside the hall was dis
patched to Boyhan. who was In waiting near
by, though his enemies tried to prevent It sew
eral times.
HThe successful candidate. Thomas J. Ford.
le Walking delegate OF the brass workers.
lie has been prominently before the public
during tho last year. He Is head Of the strike
OF tho brass workers and chandelier makers.
He also managed the silyersmlths' strike last
summer. He Ii q resident OF the Sixth ward.
and was asupporter OF Tommy Aaher
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Thers wos Q very lively contest IN the United
Labor partys CONVENTION In the Eleventh dis:
tFtot The Convention met at 122d street and
Eighth avenue. with James II. MCGEE In the
chair. Tho following nomination. for
esnator were. made: Charles A.. Bryce,
William A. Hotchkiss. william @. No
LauRhlin. and Prof.. Anton NJ Molina.